When Dogs Don"t Bark: The Path of a Criminalist from Bold Assumptions to Irrefutable Evidence

When the crime has been committed, only a silent victim, her personal items and a place that stores the traces of the criminal remains. From this moment, the work of the forever begins: collect all the evidence, analyze them, conduct the necessary tests, try to understand the motive. The book of Angela Gallop immerses the reader into the world of material evidence and the most terrible and strange human actions. Being a specialist in unsolved matters, she tells how the investigation takes place, why experts carefully study even the smallest villi from the scene of the crime. During her work, Angela learned a lot about the forensics and its methods, and about the people themselves, about how closely any crime is associated with emotions. In the book "When the dogs do not bark" there is a description of high -profile deeds, and complex social plots, and the history of the formation of the most demanded criminalist of Great Britain. Angela Gallop devoted forensics for more than 45 years and in her book she tried to tell the most fully and interestingly about all the sides of this difficult profession